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Just filed for TDIU, should I be worried? Am I gonna die?
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snow1wave
So I meet all the requirements, I have a service connected social anxiety disorder rated at 70%. Due to that, I am unable to work in around people, without severe symptoms. I have not worked in over 2 years leaving my last job due to social anxiety. I filled out the two forms and mailed it today. Should I have any worry about the next few steps?
What i've read may or may not have to do another c&p, and it should be an open and shut case, because I match every requirement. What do you guys think, would I be an open and shut case, or will this be a long and drawn out fight? Also, is there a back pay for tdiu?
Thanks in advance bros!
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john999
My IMO doctor said in very clear language that it was his medical opinion that I was permanently unemployable due only to my service connected disability. That is the kind of language you usually nee
Scottish_Knight
Do you have both of these? 1. evidence of unemployment due to service-connected conditions, employment history records for example, and 2. medical evidence that the veteran’s service-connect
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Do you receive SSDI ,and if so is it solely for the social anxiety? SSDI awards contain an independent medical opinion. If so did you tell them that on the TDIU form? Has VA VocRehab ev
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